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China. Shuttle service by helicopters inaugurated in Shenzhen

They will connect airport with business district

The civil aviation authority in the Chinese city of Shenzhen officially launched yesterday on Thursday March 18, 2021, the helicopter shuttle service between the same location and the business district (see also the published article from AVIONEWS). The aircraft will connect the Shenzhen-Bao'anm International Airport, which is located 32 kilometers from the Futian district (the most central area of...

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Shenzhen, China, 03/19/2021 16:54
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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